Glass Tubing
Glass Tubing
Tubing made of glass, silica, borosilicate, flint glass, or fused quartz, in a variety of diameters and lengths; typically used for passage of heated gases or liquids; includes standard wall tubing and combustion tubes.
Laboratory glass tubing is used in many laboratories or industrial workplaces to connect other items of glassware or equipment and to convey or deliver chemicals, solvents, liquids, gases, and other products. It is normally manufactured from borosilicate glass for the most demanding applications. Borosilicate offers good resistance to heat, thermal shock, and chemicals, with low-leaching extractables, good mechanical strength, and a low coefficient of expansion. Soda lime glass tubing and flint glass tubing have lower softening points and are generally used for less exacting purposes.
Laboratory glass tubing is available in a range of diameters, lengths, and wall thicknesses depending on the intended application. If the lab has the appropriate technical expertise, general-purpose glass tubing can be used as the starting point for the construction of complex pieces of apparatus. It can be cut, bent, or stretched into the requisite conformation after the application of heat.
Lengths of tubing can be held together with clips, clamps, or dedicated adapters for a firm seal. Some tubing systems have ground glass cone and socket joints, available in different sizes and configurations, along with other compatible accessories such as stopcocks and splash-heads.
Laboratory Glass Tubing Has a Variety of Applications:
• In the chemistry laboratory for organic synthesis, fractionation, distillation, or titration
• In the biological science laboratory to set up simple chromatographic or filter columns
• In classrooms and other education environments, for example gas delivery and collection experiments
• In industrial chemical, pharmaceutical, or biotech laboratories, for manufacturing pipelines, test rigs, or scale-up rigs
Thermo Scientific Chemicals Quartz Tubings
Manufactured by fusing naturally occurring crystalline silica
Quickfit™ Borosilicate Glass Digestion Tube with Socket
Designed for use with blockheaters.
Pyrex™ Gas Distribution Tube
Disperse gas in liquids to produce the optimum bubble size. Pyrex™ gas distribution tubes come in a variety of porosities.
SVL™ Glass Screwthreads
For use by glassblowers to construct apparatus with SVR™ joints
Quickfit™ Sloping Splash Head Adapter
Used in distillation assemblies.
SVL™ Glass Screwthreads
For use by Glassblowers to construct apparatus with SVL joints
Pyrex™ Quickfit™ Arsenic Determincation Apparatus
Constructed of borosilicate glass. Pyrex™ Arsenic Determination Apparatus provides a method of analysis for arsenic and antimony determination.
Quickfit™ Distillation Splash Head Adapter
Recieve distillate from a condenser. The QuickFit™ distillation splash head reduces the risk of raw liquid entering into the vapor stream.
Quickfit™ Vertical Splash Head Adapter
Usually inserted between a flask and condenser to prevent 'carry-over' of raw liquid
Lenz Laborglasinstrumente™ Screwthread Tubes with NS Cone
Manufactured from borosilicate glass. Lenz Laborglasinstrumente™ Screwthread Tubes with NS Cone are perfect for cell cultures in the laboratory.
Quickfit™ Dilatometer Body
For measuring the expansion in volume of edible oils and fats over a temperature range within which melting takes place
Lenz Laborglasinstrumente™ Screwthread Tubes with NS Cone
Provides for quick and easy leak-tight connections to apparatus in the laboratory. Lenz Laborglasinstrumente™ Screwthread Tubes with NS Cone are manufactured from durable DURAN™ borosilicate glass.
Quickfit™ Plain Digestion Tubes
For use with block heaters
Lenz Laborglasinstrumente™ Screwthread Tubes for Glassblowers
Manufactured from borosilicate glass. Lenz Laborglasinstrumente™ Screwthread Tubes for Glassblowers has a high resistance to thermal shock and chemical corrosion. The tube combined with plastic fittings produce a tight connection to a straight tube.
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